Woman causes disturbance in Elyria alley home
Mrs Lucia living in a rear room above a 10 cent livery barn on Second street alley created a loud scene Monday night around nine o'clock. A window shattered and objects rained onto the frozen ground as she screamed for help. Police calmed the frightened woman who claimed no one was present and offered no reason for her fear. She may have exhausted herself after a long day of washing for Henry Stolzenberg, with possible influence from fatigue or thirst. The incident ended with two officers remaining on scene overnight and no further trouble.
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Lucia
Second Street
Jess Lucas
Ely
Grafton and Southern Railway Company
Ohio
Redistricting Bill Proposes New County Boundaries
A legislature drafts another redistricting bill that keeps Lorain in the Fourteenth district but shifts lines to remove several counties. Erie Huron Medina Ashland and Wayne would join Lorain. Congressmen seek only minor changes for easier elections.
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Lorain County
Erie
Huron
Medina
Ashland
Wayne
Lorain
New Ohio hunting bill extends season and licenses
An upcoming Ohio bill extends the quail season from November 10 to December 15 and requires all hunters to obtain licenses, with a $25 fee for non residents. The measure faces opposition but is expected to pass. A heavy penalty is proposed for selling black bass caught in state waters, with warden verification requirements. Names listed include James McAfee, Lydia Belinge, Father Schofield, Eugene Ross, Jane Henderson, Burt Hammell, and Inez King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria
James McAfee
Cleveland
Lydia Belinge
Elyvia
Schofield
Eugene Ross
Jane Henderson
Gof
Lorain
Burt Hammell
Steel Pliant
North Amherst
Inez. King
WEDDINGS AT LOCAL JUSTICE OFFICES IN LORAIN AREA
Five marriage licenses issued on Monday despite cold weather. The ceremonies were performed by Justice Lawrence Endly at his office in Lorain and his home in North Amherst, with couples from Lorain and nearby towns. The day featured three weddings as the licenses were finalized and celebrants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Endly
Endly
Agnes Kerr
Robert L. Fehr
Lorain
Lawrence
JF McAfee
Iad
Lydia Balinge
Burt Hammell
Inez King
North Amherst
Taxes Rule Holds Secret Cassettes Taxable in Ohio
Attorney General Sheets rules that secret cassettes remain taxable property in Ohio. The Akron Masonic temple’s lower business section was involved in the inquiry. A recent law exempting secret societies was declared unconstitutional, as courts find such societies are not purely public institutions under the state constitution.
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Sheets
Masonic Temple
Akron
Shorter Hours at Post Office Debate
The postoffice department weighs reducing clerk hours while keeping public service intact. Letter carriers already operate on a sight hour basis for years. In Lorain, Herman Freidt and I Feldish jailed after breaking into trunks at Twelfth avenue lodging house, stealing opera glasses a meerschaum pipe and a watch from Alex Yuhas. They paid $10 fines and ten days in jail. Real estate: O P Mellrath sold twelve lots on St Clair Street to H K Day of Elyria for $12,000. Day plans to improve the property with several houses existing.
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Postoffice Department i8
Herman Freidt
I. Feldish
Lorain
Biex Yuhas
Twelfth Avenue
Alex Yuhas
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
O. P. Mellrath
St. Clair Street
H. K.day
Elyzia
McKinley's birth date dispute addressed in records
The article questions Governor Nash’s February birth date for William McKinley, noting sources vary between January 29 1843 and February 25 26 1844. It cites Howe's Ohio history, Congressional directories, and other histories while listing probate and estate appraisals unrelated to the birth date.
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William McKinley
McKinley
Howe
Ohio
Nash
Congress
Examinations Declared Unconstitutional in Ohio Case
Attorney General Shesta vows to appeal immediately after Butler county circuit court ruled the state examination law for stationary engineers unconstitutional. The decision held the law exempted engineers with three years continuous Ohio experience before March 1899, creating an unequal exemption. If upheld, it may threaten examinations for medical registration and pharmacy boards with similar provisions.
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Shesta
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Butler County
Ohio
Faupréme
State Board of Medical Registration
State Board of Pharmacy
Lawa
Monuments Shipped for Shiloh Battlefield
A train load of 34 monuments, some over 80 tons, left Clyde Thursday morning for the Shiloh battlefield. The 20 car shipment from Hughes Granite and Marble Co will go from Cincinnati to the Tennessee River city and upstream to the destination.
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Shiloh
Clyde
Cincinnati
Tennessee River
Hughes Granite and Marble Co
Real Estate Transfers In Lorain Area
Thomas E Gawn and Sophia K Gawn sell west half of lot 2 block 10 Braman Add Lorain to Mrs Rena Olotz for 260 dollars.
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Thomas E
Sophia K. Gawn
Rena Olotz
W. A. Braman
Lorain
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Thia
Renedies
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R. Flower Grocer
West Broad
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Gale
Block Shoe
Stoh & Smith
Fourth Street
Henry Stolzenberg
Alice Akerstrom
Jers House
Miss Akerstrom
Nickle Plate Road
Weat
Nickel Plate Road
Carliale
Elyria Literary Club
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Lax
Waill Paper
Broad Street
Cheapside
Harry H. Smith & CO
M’kinley
Probate Court
C. E. Daniels
Gatate
William Weiss
Samuel Warner
Charles W. Vogelgesang
Emma Wilhelmy
Joseph King
A. H L. Bebcock
S. Vorwerk
L. B. Fauver
Caatle Baker
Columbia
Bond
Alfred Fauver
EB. L. Diabro
Charles Hutchinson
Cy Deane
Enoch Jaequays
Camere
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